atkAudio recently launched a new audio tool called atkAutomixer. This smart program compares sound levels from many inputs at once. It turns down quiet signals but keeps loud ones at normal volume. The system cuts background noise without causing weird sound effects you might hear with regular gates.
Many people use this type of mixer for talk shows, interviews, debates, and discussions with several speakers. Music producers find it helpful when recording choirs or groups of singers using handheld mics. It works great for keeping sound levels steady when multiple instruments have close-up microphones around them.
You can run atkAutomixer as a plugin inside your favorite recording software with AAX, AU, or VST3 support. The program also works by itself using ASIO or CoreAudio drivers. Podcasters, streamers, event producers, broadcast teams, and film sound designers will appreciate its capabilities. The mixer handles both live performances and post-production tasks equally well.
The software lets you create automatic volume changes or send MIDI signals to control camera switching or external mixers. Users can process multiple channels at once across several plugin instances. Clear meters show exactly how much gain adjustment happens during operation. The system responds quickly yet stays transparent to listeners.
You can adjust input levels and importance weights for each channel entering the mixer. The program even changes these weights automatically when needed. Depending on your situation, choose between gain-sharing or adaptive gating methods. The system handles up to 64 different input channels organized into groups for easier control.
atkAutomixer normally sells for $199, but buyers can currently save half that amount. The special discount appears automatically during checkout until April 4th, 2025. The reduced price makes this professional-grade tool much more affordable for content creators and audio engineers who need clean multi-microphone mixes.
Many people use this type of mixer for talk shows, interviews, debates, and discussions with several speakers. Music producers find it helpful when recording choirs or groups of singers using handheld mics. It works great for keeping sound levels steady when multiple instruments have close-up microphones around them.
You can run atkAutomixer as a plugin inside your favorite recording software with AAX, AU, or VST3 support. The program also works by itself using ASIO or CoreAudio drivers. Podcasters, streamers, event producers, broadcast teams, and film sound designers will appreciate its capabilities. The mixer handles both live performances and post-production tasks equally well.
The software lets you create automatic volume changes or send MIDI signals to control camera switching or external mixers. Users can process multiple channels at once across several plugin instances. Clear meters show exactly how much gain adjustment happens during operation. The system responds quickly yet stays transparent to listeners.
You can adjust input levels and importance weights for each channel entering the mixer. The program even changes these weights automatically when needed. Depending on your situation, choose between gain-sharing or adaptive gating methods. The system handles up to 64 different input channels organized into groups for easier control.
atkAutomixer normally sells for $199, but buyers can currently save half that amount. The special discount appears automatically during checkout until April 4th, 2025. The reduced price makes this professional-grade tool much more affordable for content creators and audio engineers who need clean multi-microphone mixes.
